Plenty of training.
Decent pay.
Work computer.
Often forced to work overtime. Frequent and unpredictable schedule changes. Massive building with only two control people on per shift.
Increase base staffing levels!
Very long, over 6 different interviews, and focused on behavioral questions rather than technical ones. While Amazon's interview process is known for being rigorous, they generally don't provide detailed feedback.
My interview process for a Quality Control Engineer role at Amazon started with a recruiter phone screen. During this screen, I discussed my background, experience, and how I aligned with Amazon's Leadership Principles. Next, I had a technical phone
The interviewer seemed rushed. They asked a barrage of questions with no pause in between. I couldn't answer one, and the interviewer showed zero sympathy, looking at me angrily. The interview wasn't too difficult, but the interviewer made the exper
Very long, over 6 different interviews, and focused on behavioral questions rather than technical ones. While Amazon's interview process is known for being rigorous, they generally don't provide detailed feedback.
My interview process for a Quality Control Engineer role at Amazon started with a recruiter phone screen. During this screen, I discussed my background, experience, and how I aligned with Amazon's Leadership Principles. Next, I had a technical phone
The interviewer seemed rushed. They asked a barrage of questions with no pause in between. I couldn't answer one, and the interviewer showed zero sympathy, looking at me angrily. The interview wasn't too difficult, but the interviewer made the exper